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Learn for the Czech driving theory exam in your own language. Official Czech questions come with translations.
FreeAbout 50 questions in each group, with translations
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In a pedestrian zone, the driver may drive at a speed of:
- At most 10 km/h.
- At most 20 km/h. (Correct answer)
- At most 30 km/h.
V pěší zóně smí řidič jet rychlostí:
- Nejvýše 10 km/h.
- Nejvýše 20 km/h. (Correct answer)
- Nejvýše 30 km/h.
Read the translation, then the Czech
Translated with AI, checked by a second AI review
The exam is in Czech
For foreigners living in Czechia. You take the exam in Czech, so CapyDrive teaches the rule first and the Czech wording after.
The theory exam in Czechia is held in Czech. Only the official Czech wording counts. A translation cannot replace it.
CapyDrive shows each question in Czech with a translation beside it. You learn the rule first. Then you get used to the Czech words in the exam.
CapyDrive is an unofficial service. It is not run, approved or recommended by the Ministry of Transport (MD ČR). The questions come from the Ministry’s official database.
How it works
Pick your group and language
Choose licence group A, B, or C and D. Learn in English, Vietnamese or Ukrainian.
Read the translation, then the Czech
Each question shows its translation and the Czech original. A glossary explains the words that repeat in exam questions.
Practise in Czech
Hide the translation, repeat your mistakes and take practice tests with 25 questions.
Free and paid
Free
- About 50 questions in each group, with translations
- The glossary of Czech exam terms
- Progress saved on your device
After a one-time purchase
- The full question bank of your group, with translations
- Practice tests
- Review of your mistakes
- Statistics and a study plan
Prices
Final prices. We are not a VAT payer. You pay once. There is no subscription. Access lasts as long as the service runs. Paying needs an account, so your purchase stays with you when you change phone.
What you can rely on
- Questions come from the official database of the Ministry of Transport. We do not edit the official wording.
- Pictures and videos in the questions carry a source credit to the Ministry of Transport.
- Translations are made with AI, unless a label says it is the ministry’s official translation. A label shows whether it had a second AI review or a native speaker’s check.
- Practice works offline once the questions are on your device.
Questions
Is the exam in my language?
CapyDrive does not promise that. In Czechia the theory exam is held in Czech, and the Czech wording is the one that counts. CapyDrive helps you understand the rules in your language and learn them in Czech. Ask the examination office or your driving school what applies to you.
Is CapyDrive official?
No. It is an unofficial service. The Ministry of Transport does not run, approve or recommend it. The questions come from the Ministry’s official database.
What do I get for free?
About 50 questions in each group, with translations, and the glossary of Czech exam terms. The rest of the question bank, practice tests and mistakes review need a purchase.
Can I pay once?
Yes. One payment, no subscription. One pack costs 199 Kč, two packs 279 Kč, all three 349 Kč. These are final prices.
Does it work offline?
Yes, for practice. Once the questions are downloaded to your device, you can practise without internet. Signing in and paying need a connection.
Can I trust the translations?
Use them to understand, not to quote. They are made with AI and labelled with how far each was checked. Only the official Czech wording counts. You can learn in English, Vietnamese or Ukrainian.